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As concerns your more particular questions, I do not see any basic contradiction between the Greek and Socratic belief that there is an immortal mind in a mortal body, and the emphasis on unity of life which we find in ancient Hebrews,- on the condition that the immortal mind in question not be regarded (in the Platonic or Hindu manner) as a spirit prisoner in an alien place or a bird in a cage, but as a spirit substantially one with the body it animates (according to the Aristotelian notions of "form" or "entelechy", which Thomas Aquinas has made classical in Catholic theology).

对于你特别提到的问题，我并不认为在东正教的信仰和苏格拉底派的信仰之间有任何基本的冲突或矛盾，它们都相信在一个有限肉体中存在着一个不朽的灵魂，并强调二者的统一，古希伯来人也如此认为。在这种情况下，我们所谈的不朽的灵魂并不被认为（如同在柏拉图主义者和印度人的思想方式里一样）是禁锢于异己处的"囚徒"，如同关在笼中的鸟，而是赋予肉体生命的实质上的精神存在（根据亚里士多德关于"形式"和"生命圆满"的观念，圣。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。